Beacon Hill Softball
Pemberton Park

Beacon Hill LL Baseball
Hollywood Park

National LL Baseball
Hillside Park

REGULATION PLAYING FIELD – NO*
Outfield Fencing – YES
PERMANENT BLEACHERS – NO (2 temporary)
FULL CONCESSION – NO
BATTING CAGE – NO
Washrooms – YES
FIELD LIGHTING – NO
DEDICATED FACILITY – NO
FULLY FENCED SECURE SOFTBALL FIELD- NO
Equipment Room – YES
Score Booth – YES
MEETING ROOM/CLUBHOUSE – NO
*Field was updated in 2021 following filing
of the human rights complaint.

Regulation Playing Field – YES
Outfield Fencing – YES
Permanent bleachers – YES (2)
Full Concession – YES
Batting Cage – YES (2)
Washrooms – YES
Field Lighting – YES
DEDICATED FACILITY- NO
Fully Fenced Secure Baseball Field – YES
Equipment Room – YES
Score Booth – YES
Meeting Room/Clubhouse – YES

Regulation Playing Field – YES
Outfield Fencing – YES
Permanent bleachers – YES (1 + 1 temporary)
Full Concession – YES
Batting Cage – YES
Washrooms – YES
Field Lighting – YES
Dedicated Facility – YES
Fully Fenced Secure Baseball Field – YES
Equipment Room – YES
Score Booth – YES
Meeting Room/Clubhouse – YES

The field that the City of Victoria has provided for female softball at Pemberton Park is not a regulation facility. The irregular cutouts around second base, along with the oversized cutouts at first and third, were installed to accommodate varying base-path lengths for different age groups. This design is highly unconventional and, to our knowledge, would be extremely difficult—if not impossible—to find anywhere else in the country.

In contrast, the City provides regulation fields for he predominantly male baseball programs. This creates a clear inequity: while male athletes are afforded proper facilities that meet national standards, female athletes are expected to compete on a field that is substandard and unsuitable for regulation play.